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Transversal
  • Version 1 (2022)

Becoming an EUAA assessor

The aim of this module is to provide future assessors with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct fair and robust assessments in the context of EUAA training.

This module focuses on the various elements of assessments and verification. It is composed of learning activities and simulations that mirror parts of the assessor's tasks and complement the learning journey.
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Transversal
  • Version 1 (2022)

Introduction to coaching

This course aims to provide trainers and senior experts with a basic tool kit to familiarise themselves with coaching initiatives in an individual and group setting.
This course focuses on understanding the nature of coaching and how to distinguish it from other intervention techniques such as training or mentoring. The course also explores coaching as an approach to setting and achieving goals and expanding the knowledge and skills necessary to apply selected basic coaching techniques and tools.
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Transversal
  • Version 1 (2022)

Becoming an EUAA trainer and assessor

The aim of this module is to prepare future EUAA trainers to apply a learner-centred approach, explore training techniques and manage common challenges that occur during training.

This module focuses on the applied storytelling narrative, real branching scenarios and game-based elements (i.e., point scoring, learning badges) found in several European Asylum Curriculum modules. Using case studies and practical examples of successful good practices, it also addresses realistic scenarios that EUAA trainers encounter in their role.
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Asylum
  • Version 1 (2022)

Training course: Asylum core

This course aims to provide trainers of the EUAA core modules with best practices, additional techniques and didactic strategies.
This course focuses on the main cross-cutting challenges faced by learners in the core modules Inclusion, Asylum Interview Method and Evidence Assessment. The course reflects principles set out in the EU asylum acquis and provides trainers with practical examples and strategies to address complex issues. This course is also an opportunity for trainers of the EUAA core modules to practice and discuss common challenges and share common solutions.
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Transversal
  • online+webinar/F2F

Children in the asylum process

The aim of this module is to prepare learners to address child-specific needs related to potential child-specific vulnerabilities and to assess the child's level of understanding of the situation in the different stages of the asylum process.
This module focuses on the concept of the best interests of the child, the legal framework and specific rights of children, as well as their vulnerabilities throughout the asylum process.
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Transversal
  • online+webinar/F2F
  • Version 1.1 (2017)

Trafficking in human beings - level 1 & 2

The aim of this module is to prepare officers who come in contact with victims or potential victims of human trafficking with the knowledge and skills required to detect and handle signs of human trafficking and to prepare and conduct an asylum interview with a victim or potential victim of human trafficking.
This module is composed of two levels. The first level raises awareness of victims or potential victims of trafficking and explores the knowledge and skills needed to identify potential victims of trafficking, along with how to handle an initial encounter. The second level focuses on victims of trafficking who may be in need of international protection. It explains how to prepare and conduct an asylum interview with a victim or potential victim of human trafficking and how to approach decision-making in a protection claim involving such a person.
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Transversal
  • Version 1.1 (2015)

Gender, gender identity and sexual orientation

The aim of this module is to provide a practical approach on how to best conduct an interview that supports the disclosure of issues relating to gender identity and sexual orientation.

This module provides an overview of norms relating to gender, gender identity and sexual orientation, and explores how these norms influence case officers and applicants when cases are assessed for international protection. It addresses human rights violations related to gender, gender identity and sexual orientation, and the legal framework to enable practitioners to conduct an evidence assessment that properly considers the particularities of claims involving gender, gender identity and sexual orientation.
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Asylum
  • Version 4 (2018)

Interviewing vulnerable persons

The aim of this module is to prepare asylum case officers to obtain as much reliable information as possible when interviewing vulnerable persons, to professionally follow up on the interview, to safeguard an applicant with special needs and to prepare the case for the next steps in the process.
This module focuses on the legal framework and the definition of vulnerability in the context of an international protection procedure. It addresses the applicant’s norms and how the normative framework may be used to identify the most common vulnerabilities and the factors that hamper disclosure when interviewing applicants for international protection. This module includes case studies of difficult interview situations involving vulnerable applicants and how to take care of oneself after such an interview.
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Transversal

Trafficking in human beings - level 1

The aim of this module is to prepare officers who come in contact with victims or potential victims of human trafficking with the knowledge and skills required to detect and handle signs of human trafficking and to prepare and conduct an asylum interview with a victim or potential victim of human trafficking.
This module is composed of two levels. The first level raises awareness of victims or potential victims of trafficking and explores the knowledge and skills needed to identify potential victims of trafficking, along with how to handle an initial encounter. The second level focuses on victims of trafficking who may be in need of international protection. It explains how to prepare and conduct an asylum interview with a victim or potential victim of human trafficking and how to approach decision-making in a protection claim involving such a person.
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Transversal
  • online+F2F

Victims of gender based violence

The aim of this module is to provide the necessary knowledge and skills to identify and understand the potential needs of victims of gender-based violence in asylum contexts and how to respond to them. The gender-based aspect highlights the fact that violence is often rooted in power inequalities between women and men. Although the phenomenon affects both genders, it impacts a disproportionate number of women.
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